For over a decade, Vercel has shaped how the web is built. Now, we’re doing the same for agents. The companies that win the next decade will build on infrastructure designed for agents from the start, and thousands of people gathered across London, Berlin, and New York to do just that at Vercel Ship 2026.

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In London, we introduced eve, an open-source framework for building, running, and scaling agents. Think of it as Next.js for agents, with every building block in a single directory. An instructions.md file is all you need to start, and you can add skills, tools, channels, sandboxes, and more as your agent grows.

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In New York, we announced Dockerfile support and the Vercel Container Registry (VCR).

Add a Dockerfile.vercel file to your project, and Vercel will build, store, deploy, and autoscale the image on Fluid compute. No daemon to run locally, registry to set up, or cluster to babysit, and you pay for CPU time when your code is running.

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We launched Vercel for Enterprise Apps and Agents, a platform that gives your entire company the ability to ship with AI safely, behind your existing IdP and security boundaries. The platform includes Vercel Passport for secure app access, Vercel Connect for secure integration, a global Security Dashboard, and the option to run inside your own AWS tenant.

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